Hujjat Primary School
About Hujjat Primary School
Hujjat Primary School is a state-funded Muslim primary in the London borough of Harrow, one of 41 primary schools in the local authority. It sits among a competitive field of local peers, with top-ranked schools in the area including Krishna Avanti Primary School, St John Fisher Catholic Primary School, and St Anselm's Catholic Primary School. The school is led by headteacher David Syed and currently serves 296 pupils, well below its capacity of 420, which suggests there is room for growth. Oversubscription is a clear sign of local demand: for the 2025/26 intake, the school received 172 applications for 60 places, with 112 of those as first preferences, giving an oversubscription ratio of 2.87. Only 59 first-preference offers were made, meaning many families who wanted a place did not get one. The school’s religious character as a Muslim school is a defining feature, and its popularity among local families reflects a strong alignment with community values.
Key Details
Ofsted Inspection Breakdown
10 Jan 2023Source: Ofsted, 7 Mar 2023. Ratings: 1=Outstanding, 2=Good, 3=Requires Improvement, 4=Inadequate.
Facilities
6Facilities may vary. Contact the school for current availability.
Extracurriculars
13Sports
Clubs & Activities
Activities may vary by term. Contact the school for current offerings.
SEND Support
Source: Department for Education, 2024/25. Support availability based on current student population.
School day
Teaching hours
08:45 – 15:15
Source: hujjatprimary.org. Extracted automatically — confirm with the school before relying on these times.
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